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"Hi Deborah, It's not quite true-- at least in the traditional rules-- that the past…"

Neil Coffey replied Nov 2, 2012 to Non-agreement of past participle

8 Nov 4, 2012
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"Hi Curt -- It's probably just a misprint. As you say, the usual norm is to not add t…"

Neil Coffey replied Nov 2, 2012 to Non-agreement of past participle

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"I think very strictly what is happening here is that two slightly different structur…"

Neil Coffey replied Oct 28, 2012 to Je ne sais pas de quoi il parle

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"Hi George -- As it happens, it's the other way round: "C'est de mon passeport que vo…"

Neil Coffey replied Oct 25, 2012 to Function of the "Pour"

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Key Student

"Just be careful at the end: tout en étant le contraire."

Neil Coffey replied Oct 23, 2012 to help with a sentence from english to french

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"George has explained the difference between "aller" and "s'en aller" : effectively,…"

Neil Coffey replied Oct 20, 2012 to "En" meaning,

6 Oct 21, 2012
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"The verb would be "tricher" ("arnaquer" does exist, but it means something closer to…"

Neil Coffey replied Oct 19, 2012 to How to say "cheating" in this context?...

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"If you think about sentences like these in English:   Mary read [James] [a book]  …"

Neil Coffey replied Oct 12, 2012 to I was told

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"Just to mention that the aforementioned update has now been released to the app stor…"

Neil Coffey replied Oct 12, 2012 to Free copies of Utter French! app

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"Yes, in "proverb grammar" (and formal French in general), it would be more usual to…"

Neil Coffey replied Oct 11, 2012 to better the devil you know

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